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Multiple PHP Versions in Plesk 12.0 Out of the Box!

Doesn't work, even when I also set the bin_dir config.

There's also no phpize binary in the bin dir. I cannot install the plesk-php5.6-devel package either, it's just not available via yum installing.
 
@IgorG

Do you think it's possible that the Plesk-Team could provide a php-memcached-package for each php version, or if not, make the devel-packages available via a repository?
 
If someone needs memcached-support with igbinary enabled - I made a little script for the installation (Only tested on CentOS 7 - so maybe you have to adjust it).

Quick and dirty, but works :)

1. Install the php devel-packages for all plesk provided php versions on your system
2. Run the script (php memcached-installer.php)
3. Reload apache
 

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If someone needs memcached-support with igbinary enabled - I made a little script for the installation (Only tested on CentOS 7 - so maybe you have to adjust it).

Quick and dirty, but works :)

1. Install the php devel-packages for all plesk provided php versions on your system
2. Run the script (php memcached-installer.php)
3. Reload apache
It would be good duplicate this post here http://talk.plesk.com/forums/solutions-and-extensions.725/
 
We have Plesk running on Debian 6. Any idea when the update to 12.1 will be available so we can use multiple PHP ?
Later this year. Autumn maybe. More precise information will be available closer to the release date.
 
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Hi I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Server 64bit + Plesk 12.0 and in Plesk Updates I can only see this:
plesk_update.png
So did the Provider still not actualise the Plesk Mirror or whats wrong here?
Thanks for your help!
 
Hello Igor, in Plesk Update Panel I updated all possible packages like you can see here:
plesk_updates.jpg
Did you mean that?
Or is there an other possibility to check that?

I think so. I have the Version 12.0.18 Update #51, zuletzt aktualisiert: 19. Juni 2015 04:13:22
So the microupdates are installed
So what else could be the problem?
 
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It seems that this isn't working ?
http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.10/dist-rpm-CentOS-7-x86_64/extra/

Cannot browse?
http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.10/

I always get a 403 forbidden error.

Why not put the php-devel rpm right in the repo? This is such a pain searching for devel rpm's with every php update...
 
@IgorG - are the php-devel packages now part of the default installation of the php packages?
The last microupdate #51 updated my formerly manually installed devel-packages to the new versions :)

EDIT: Just set up a virtual machine to test it - the php devel-packages are not installed by default and not available for manual installation (access forbidden). Where can I download the devel-packages now?

http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.9/ - works
http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.10/ - forbidden
 
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@IgorG - are the php-devel packages now part of the default installation of the php packages?
The last microupdate #51 updated my formerly manually installed devel-packages to the new versions :)

EDIT: Just set up a virtual machine to test it - the php devel-packages are not installed by default and not available for manual installation (access forbidden). Where can I download the devel-packages now?

http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.9/ - works
http://autoinstall.plesk.com/PHP_5.6.10/ - forbidden
Thanks for reporting! We will fix it soon.
 
BTW, php-devel packages will not be automatically installed when you install php. You can install them manually only. After that they will be updated automatically when you update php.
 
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